Dvi and s video output

is it possiple to send a signal to both outputs at the same time

I have a 12" PowerBook 1.5ghz and had the same problem with garbled video today. When I plugged in the Mini-DVI > Composite/S-Video adapter the PowerBook would consistently think it was attached to an ordinary VGA monitor, and could not sync with the television. This caused a B&W, warped, split in half picture.
I took the adapter back to the Apple store, plugged it into one of their demo units, and saw it behaved the same way. They gave me a replacement and everything has been fine since.
QS2002, 1.4ghz, 1gb, GeForce 4 Ti4600, SATA; 12" PB 1.5ghz, 512mb Mac OS X (10.4.4)

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